Multi-level video game - Final Project

Essential Question: How can I create a multi-level video game?

Mastery Objectives:

• SWBAT create several stages or screens for their project.

• SWBAT create collision detection in their project.

• SWBAT incorporate their knowledge of programming to make their game engaging.

Directions: Using Scratch, Python, JavaScript, App Lab, or Game Lab, create a multi-level video game that incorporates several of the skills and game play from what you have learned this year.

Requirements:

• Three levels of game play

• Collision Detection

• Variables and storing data in variables - at least 3

• List - at least 1

• Procedures/Functions - at least 2

• Conditional Statements - at least 2

• Loops - at least 2

• Comments throughout your project

• Represent at least 5 of the techniques we learned:

  • User Input - text boxes, prompt boxes, asks, input, console input, drop-down menus, etc.

  • Clicking method detection

  • Animation

  • Math calculations

  • Random Int generator

  • Moving sprites

  • Nested conditional statements

  • List functions

  • Text format

  • Parsing text

  • Draw Graph

  • Storing data in a text file

  • Stage or background changes

Deliverables:

• Present final project to the class

• Storyboard (see document below)

• Video of final project running

• Slideshow presentation

• Written response to the following questions (written in google slides):

  • Describe how you created the first level of the game.

  • Describe how you created the second level of the game.

  • Describe how you created the third level of the game.

  • Describe how you used collision detection.

  • Describe how you used variables in your program.

  • Describe how you used a list.

  • Describe how you used procedures/functions.

  • Describe how you used conditional statements.

  • Describe how you used loops.

  • Describe how you commented on your program.

  • Describe the 5 techniques that you used in your program.